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United Kingdom · February 23, 1871 – September 14, 1939Wikidata

Algernon Talmage

British artist (1871-1939)

Born in Fifield. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 187113 dated paintingsDied 1939

13 works

  • Self portrait
    Self portrait
    Algernon Talmage
    20th century
  • Mobile Veterinary Unit in France
    Mobile Veterinary Unit in France
    Algernon Talmage
    1910s · Canadian War Museum
  • In the Mud
    In the Mud
    Algernon Talmage
    1910s · Canadian War Museum
  • Feeding Mules in the Corral
    Feeding Mules in the Corral
    Algernon Talmage
    1910s · Canadian War Museum
  • The Sulphur Dip for Mange
    The Sulphur Dip for Mange
    Algernon Talmage
    1917–1919 · Canadian War Museum
  • Wounded Horses
    Wounded Horses
    Algernon Talmage
    1918 · Canadian War Museum
  • The Blacksmith's Shop
    The Blacksmith's Shop
    Algernon Talmage
    1918 · Canadian War Museum
  • Sunset
    Sunset
    Algernon Talmage
    1918 · Canadian War Museum
  • Convalescents in the Corral
    Convalescents in the Corral
    Algernon Talmage
    1918 · Canadian War Museum
  • Convalescents
    Convalescents
    Algernon Talmage
    1918 · Canadian War Museum
  • Camp at Agny
    Camp at Agny
    Algernon Talmage
    1918 · Canadian War Museum
  • At an Evacuating Station
    At an Evacuating Station
    Algernon Talmage
    1918 · Canadian War Museum
  • Mobile Veterinary Unit in France
    Mobile Veterinary Unit in France
    Algernon Talmage
    1919 · Canadian War Museum
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